presidential election

Thousands are expected in Boston Common for this unique form of protest one year after the 2016 presidential election

We've learned in recent days that Hillary Clinton spent some of her early working years in New Bedford, working for the Children's Defense Fund. But nobody expected the Democratic presidential nominee to name-drop the Whaling City during her acceptance speech at the Democratic National Convention on Thursday night.

In a wide-ranging (and sometimes head-scratching) discussion, presidential candidate Vermin Supreme joined WBSM's Tim Weisberg on Saturday morning to discuss his platform.

During his interview on WBSM, presidential candidate Vermin Supreme mentioned the possibility of a "Cabinet of Memes," with his cabinet being comprised of internet celebrities such as Sweet Brown and Antoine Dodson. But we thought it might be fun to put together our own list of "qualified" candidates to be appointed to Mr...

Former congressman Barney Frank says there's only one presidential candidate with a real chance to win. On monday, Frank appeared at UMass Dartmouth to promote his book, Frank: A Life in Politics from the Great Society to Same-Sex Marriage, and to discuss the 2016 presidential election...

Election Night was obviously a disappointment for Mitt Romney, but it was also a bummer for Atlas Professional Fireworks Displays. Atlas is the company that provides the 4th of July fireworks at Boston's Hatch Shell. Mitt Romney had arranged for 10 minutes of fireworks to erupt from a barge on Boston Harbor the minute it was announced that he won the election and would become the 45th President

Every election, whether it's presidential or local, you'll hear more and more about how you should vote and it's your right to vote, and given this freedom you shouldn't just throw it away like some people do.

The 2012 Presidential election - Halloween Style?? I'm sure your picturing the candidates in costume. Not so. Think about this, I'm about to blow your mind.

The third and final presidential showdown is over.  The candidates were seated at a table with the moderator, the host of CBS's "Face The Nation", Bob Schieffer.  The focus was squarely on foreign policy, namely Libya, Syria and Iran.

We hear it all the time.  America is so polarized these days.  Sometimes I wonder if our America is any more polarized now than it was during the times when Federalist John Adams touted his nationalistic ideas against Democrat-Republican Thomas Jefferson's states' rights platform.